What HardRx Costs
Two supply sizes, both including the doctor's review and free delivery. No hidden extras.
Six Doses a Month
Where most men start, especially if you have no idea yet how often you will actually reach for it.
- Six tablets posted every month
- Free review by a licensed U.S. physician
- Free shipping, out the door within 24 hours
- A plain box naming neither the product nor a clinic
- Resize, pause or stop before the next order
Your first month
Then $149.00 a month — cancel any time
$3.80 a day · $19.00 a dose
Start NowAround a dose and a half a week.
Twelve Doses a Month
Double the tablets for nowhere near double the money. The cheapest option per dose by a wide margin.
- Twelve tablets posted every month
- The lowest cost per dose of the two
- Free review by a licensed U.S. physician
- Free shipping, out the door within 24 hours
- A plain box naming neither the product nor a clinic
Your first month
Then $199.00 a month — cancel any time
$5.97 a day · $14.92 a dose
Start NowAbout three doses a week without rationing.
Your first month is discounted and the standard rate begins with your second order. Both include the doctor's review and free shipping. Make any change before an order is packed — once a box is moving it cannot be recalled, though everything after it can still be stopped.
The arithmetic, laid out
| Option | Month one | Ongoing | Per dose, month one | Per dose, ongoing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Six doses a month | $114.00 | $149.00 | $19.00 | $24.83 |
| Twelve doses a month | $179.00 | $199.00 | $14.92 | $16.58 |
Doubling the tablets does not double the bill, which is why twelve wins on both per-dose columns. That said, paying for doses you never take is the most common way men overspend in this category. If you have no idea what your usage looks like, start at six — moving up later costs nothing and takes a minute.
What is included either way
- Review by a physician licensed in your state
- Dispensing through an accredited American pharmacy
- Standard shipping, posted within 24 hours of approval
- Packaging that names neither the pharmacy nor the product
- The freedom to resize, pause or stop before the next order
- No medicine charge at all if a physician declines
The only deadline that matters
Changes have to land before an order is processed. After that the box is packed and moving and cannot be recalled — but stopping everything behind it is straightforward.
How this compares to a clinic
A traditional route means an appointment fee, time off work, a pharmacy trip, and a repeat of some of that for a dose adjustment. The direct-pay figures above include the clinical review, so the comparison is not simply tablet price against tablet price.
What a clinic gives you that this does not is a physical examination and the investigation of why the problem started. For a lot of men both are worth having, which is a point the blog makes more than once.
Billing questions
After a physician approves the prescription, not when you submit the form. If the review ends in a decline, no medicine charge is taken.
It is an introductory rate on your first order. The standard monthly figure applies from the second order onward, and both numbers are shown before you commit to anything.
Twelve doses, on the arithmetic: $14.92 a dose in month one against $19.00, and $16.58 against $24.83 after that. Whether it is better value for you depends entirely on whether you would use twelve.
Through your account or by contacting customer service, before the next order is processed. A box already packed and moving will still arrive and still be billed, but everything after it stops.
Standard shipping is included in both options. Expedited delivery may be offered at checkout for a fee where it is available.
Almost certainly not. Erection medicines are commonly excluded from coverage and this is a direct-pay service. An HSA or FSA card may work depending on your plan administrator.
Yes, and it costs nothing. Men frequently start at six doses and move up once they know their own usage, which is a more sensible order than guessing high on day one.
Settled on a size?
You can change it later without penalty, so the first choice is not binding.
Safety information
Take only the dose you were prescribed and never more than one in 24 hours. HardRx is not suitable alongside nitrate medicine or with several heart conditions. Side effects are usually mild — headache, flushing, a blocked nose, feeling light-headed. Nothing here is medical advice; read the full safety page before you order.
Your next step
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Fill in the health form, get a free review from a licensed doctor, and have it posted within 24 hours in a box that says nothing.
